Careers
Speech-language pathologists help children and adults with communicative problems and swallowing disorders. Graduates from the K-State master’s program in communication sciences and disorders are equipped to work in many types of settings and treat individuals with a wide range of communication and swallowing disorders. K-State graduates have a 100 percent employment rate, with approximately 50 percent working in a school setting and 50 percent working in a medical setting.
Employment prospects for speech-language pathologists are excellent. Recent projections indicate that demand will remain strong throughout the U.S. for many years to come.
A licensed speech-language pathologist has the option to work in many types of settings, including:
- School systems
- Head Start programs
- Hospitals
- Rehabilitation centers
- Private practices
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